RAZ ART Shower Commode

  • Rotational tilt design
  • Height adjustable
  • Tension adjustable
  • 160kg weight limit

Description

The Raz-ART (Attendant Rotational Tilt) mobile shower commode chair tilts up to 40° to provide extra pressure reduction and comfort. The unique frame design utilizes a patented, dual-arc, orbital tilt system that allows for the smallest footprint and lowest tilt effort of any chair on the market.

The Raz-ART Mobile Shower Commode Chair comes standard with the Ischial & Pelvic Alignment System (IPAS), adjustable-tension back upholstery, molded headrest and fixture, 5” dual-locking casters, flip-up padded armrests, and a commode pan. The easy-to-clean, aluminum frame fits over most toilets and is designed for easy side and front access by the user or attendant.
Patented Tilt Geometry: Dual arc, orbital tilt, minimizes center-of-mass movement throughout the range

  • Extremely Low Tilt Effort – 40° tilt range
  • Small Footprint provides unparalleled maneuverability
  • Lightweight, Invertible Aluminum Frame provides two tool-less height ranges totaling 7″ (18cm)
  • Flip-Up Arm Supports with optional locks
  • Adjustable Back Angle
  • Compatible With All Standard Width Raz Seats, which include the exclusive IPAS
  • Backrest With 3” (7.5 cm) Fore/Aft Adjustment to vary seat depth
  • Dual-locking swivel and roll 5″ (125mm) casters

Why should you use a shower chair?

Shower chairs are very beneficial if you are disabled and need help getting around and using the bathroom. Especially if you’re not steady on your feet, a slippy floor can be a nightmare. Shower chairs give you something to sit on to keep you safe and supported if you’re washing or using the toilet. Shower chairs also give you a chance to take care of yourself and maintain good hygiene. You can use the toilet, wash and shower with ease.

If independence is a concern, then you might choose a self-propelled shower chair if you are strong enough to push yourself around. Self-propelled shower chairs give you independence and the ability to move around your bathroom with no hassle. They’re also particularly versatile pieces of equipment because shower chairs can be doubled up as commodes. Many models have an aperture that allows for a removable commode pan to be fitted.

Why should you use a shower chair?

Shower chairs are very beneficial if you are disabled and need help getting around and using the bathroom. Especially if you’re not steady on your feet, a slippy floor can be a nightmare. Shower chairs give you something to sit on to keep you safe and supported if you’re washing or using the toilet. Shower chairs also give you a chance to take care of yourself and maintain good hygiene. You can use the toilet, wash and shower with ease.

If independence is a concern, then you might choose a self-propelled shower chair if you are strong enough to push yourself around. Self-propelled shower chairs give you independence and the ability to move around your bathroom with no hassle. They’re also particularly versatile pieces of equipment because shower chairs can be doubled up as commodes. Many models have an aperture that allows for a removable commode pan to be fitted.

Don’t hesitate to contact one of our team members to get a quote or advice.

Features

Patented Tilt Geometry:

  • Dual arc, orbital tilt, minimises centre-of-mass movement throughout the range
  • Meagre tilt effort
  • 40° tilt range

Small Footprint:

  • Provides unparalleled manoeuvrability

Patent-Pending Tilt Lock:

  • Eliminates cable looping

Lightweight, invertible, aluminium frame:

  • Provides two tool-less height ranges totalling 7″ (18 cm)

Flip-up arm support with optional locks

Adjustable back angle

Compatible with all standard width Raz seats, which include the exclusive IPAS

Backrest with 3” (7.5 cm) fore/aft adjustment to vary seat depth

Built-in tilt angle indicator

Dual-locking (swivel and roll) 5” (125 mm) casters

Specifications

Weight Capacity: 350 lbs (160 kg)

Overall Width: 22.5” (57 cm)

Overall Length– with head support and standard foot supports in the middle position: Upright: 35” (89 cm) / Tilted to 40°: 50.5” (128 cm)

Seat Width: 18″ (46 cm)

Seat Depth– front of the back post to the front of seat: 16” – 18” (40.5 – 46 cm) or 19” – 21” (48 – 53 cm)

Seat to floor height– 1” (2.5 cm) increments – above standard moulded seat: Lower Range: 20” – 23” (51 – 58.5 cm) Higher Range: 24” – 27” (61 – 68.5 cm)

Frame Material – back frame and footrests: Stainless Steel

Clearance Height under seat– 1” (2.5 cm) increments:

  • with pan brackets: Lower Range: 15″ – 18” (38 – 46 cm) Higher Range: 19″ – 22” (48 – 56 cm)
  • without pan brackets: Lower Range: 15.5” – 18.5” (41 – 49 cm) Higher Range: 19.5” – 22.5” (51 – 59 cm)

Armrest Height – above standard molded seat:

  • 18″H Fixed Back: 9” (23 cm)
  • 15″H Adjusta-Back: 5.5” – 8.5” (14 – 21.5 cm) in 0.5” (1.25 cm) increments
  • 17″H Adjusta-Back: 6.5” – 9.5” (16.5 – 24 cm) in 0.5” (1.25 cm) increments
  • 20″H Adjusta-Back: 7.5″ – 10.5″ (19 – 27 cm) in 0.5” (1.25 cm) increments
  • 24″H Adjusta-Back: 8.5″ – 11.5″ (21.5 – 29 cm) in 0.5” (1.25 cm) increments

Product Weight (with foot supports): 69 lbs (31 kg)

Frama Material– base frame and seat frame: Powder-Coated Aluminum

Hardware Material: Stainless Steel

ART OR AT

The Raz-ART Mobile Shower Commode Chair is not a replacement for the Raz-AT. Each chair has benefits that make it ideal for specific situations and environments.

When the ART is ideal…

  • Residential use
  • Tight environments e.g. Small bathrooms
  • When no custom is required on the base frame or seat frame
  • When no exceptional frame widths / lengths /depths are required
  • When no recline is not required
  • When no lateral thigh supports
  • When single-handed tilt actuation is required (dual triggers on either side is a no-charge option)
  • When the client weighs less than 350 lbs

When the AT is ideal…

  • When recline is required
  • For frame widths other than 18.”
  • When a long frame is needed
  • For institutional use
  • When custom is required
  • When the client weighs between 350 and 400 lbs
  • When medial thigh supports are needed